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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
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Die EusssbIdtter su elmer Sutton Der De-
motrntsn uno &spubIifauer uon 3ubuque
county MAIDEN: r@Ortusri6UeuOung".
Das Glatt bat Jte3t. Tins iOats niGt
punbern, Oh ni6t s. &. @ruusS binter Der
EeDe9ung 9eitsdt. Der m65ts gu bteiem
9retle in Die 2e9tsIatur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
Ne,p.Norf ssarftberi@t.

(Per E~elesrapb) 20. Iil9. 1887.
20 ei,en-Wilwautet, Ro.2 2, 500 Cts.
Safer-29 bis SO @ts. nrr' ".J.
&eiidforn-9em. ID. 499 Gts.
9 weiuetlsiiG-$15.W bis 1850.
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Scr stauts.S blrinter Noaurs erbieIt

bic repubI;sanii9e Romination ni9t msbr.
Die &epubtituner ma9ten sesen i'm sels
tend, er iei ben Ronopoleu gu iebr 9sneist.
gbsr has it's ui9t. Qbams mar elmer
Der seuihsnbaften &i6ter, bic ibr llrtbeiI
in Der PrObibitionSfruse ben Dictatsn Der
Yartei ni4t anpaBte nnb 3ur 3eit sesen
oas ENHANCEMENT i%timmte. 9afdr muBte
er iprinsen. indie iral
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I'm un5rrem ytut sarcOuntu SadIun

oSH nhltreW 9llU >atCOHhlg Sauioh
bot bic bsmotratii3e County Convention,
bic am %. @asuit gu gnoreu abgebaIten
warO, foIssnne @anbiouten ouf9eitelt:
u. o. SessIsr fur SenutOr; y. 8.
Wit6el fir Rsprdientunt; u. 8. Sbrigs
Iep fit Sberiff; 9arusp 0tieo fir S&ae:
meiitsr; 4lsr Simpion fur 6eIOmeher;
B. $. 8aro fir S6uIIuperintenbent uno
g.. 6. SauisIer NJ. D. fir Coroner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
Chicago Warftbert6t.

(9er 3elesrapb.) 90. Gu9. 1887.
@eisen-Ro. 2, GSe Gts.
20 eIf9forn-4 0f Sts. ..-r..
Saier-24 Sts.
81 o99eu-4 Al GtS.
@erfe-66t StS.
Sutter-15 bis 25 Cts.
SarmtGie. 10i-10f Gts.
@ier-14 bis 144 @tS.
@biSfp-$1:10.
Sdweine-$5.10 bis 5.45.
Rinbpieb-$1.60 bis $50.
S6weiueilei16-$3.1 10 bis 4.50.
S6maIS-$6.52 bis 6.57t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

Dubuque bate bteien CONNER gar me-
Mig pom Stromsrr gu Ieioen, Elm 3si9eu,
baB Die 3siten gut paren unb es an ars
beiterr ni1t feblte.
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Nm Grsitaa Nhenp bieIt ber gta6trot9

NHl VttiIuB Nutuu 9"|t Uc' St"o'lu'9
cine 8etiummIurg ab unb b6tte bic Se:
fi,porter Der Capitalization Der Stnbt unb
beren Qr9umente. Die porgsI9Iagene
0rainirung iou ii6 nidt uuf bas 0te9ens
waIer etitrsfsn, 6ieIeS pir6 iibsrirOtid,
ME iebt abseIeitst, fonbern our6 Elm Net
pom tleineren Eonr0bren iolsn cue Stint.
uuo &i9sntoife obyeIeitet uer0en. Der
IoUocot SbislOs iprod i'm Iamet Der
0onoeIsfammer unh purSe BON 8. g..
IGiion uno Nn6ern unts,itist. 0ur6 bic
Nustunft bic Susenieur 80. Ei9trgt jr.
gab erfubr man, baB bic sanse Oratntrun9
Der Stabt mad benz 8arinsipitsm nit gu
grunolegung Der friber an9eferti9ten Scot:
ton'iden 9ldne iopett ite inter benz Serse
Iiest bis mad eagle 9otnt binaus $780,
900 toite. Die Sauptleituns ious au,
alien @etrsibeipei9sr iibli9 Der Staot
uiinbcn. bic &euee binauf, baun burd
Sones: StraBe mad griter, uou @riter nod
Stebenter uno 8aibtnston StraBe btnauf
seIest peroen. Sn btsie miinben bann bic
BON 8eitsn uuh Often laufenbsn 3peig:
r0bren, weI9e bic Nbfdls aus ben 9duiern
aufnebmeu, minben. 8on Der Winbuns
bis 3ur @lften,S traBe tdue bic Sauptlet>
tung auf $1,000 gu itehen. Ser Staot:
rutb ernaunte elm @omite, um bic SADIE
3u prifen.
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Die S.aaben itnp ptsien Serbft btais.
eis peroen auf benz Wartte tu 5 Gents
B, . Yfuub p~srtauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

Die meme ormOfratiidc Organization
6er Grand Army of the Republic iou
bereits 1900 Wtann fart ietn. 0as bat
Cutie nit ieinsm rEuteIsn" eesen ben
Prdiibsutsn fertis sebra9t.
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Sie Grnubllfager ..SOua's molten 50

SIt TtqHDlIIlNeE SUUHs WUHEH U.
@. NQiloa ~uniern SunOesienator. nit @e:
malt oIs Yrdioenti9afts : @anotoGt uOrs
brduseu. 60 oft in Der repubIitunii9en
@ouuentiOn in Oss Moinss billions
Rame srpGbut puroe, fOIste SubsI uno
5du55eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

60 friid nal 0enitag uor. &o9e bic
8ttteruns, bag uteIerorts bic Stuben nit
6euer 9c6eist poroen iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

(ger %3ele9rapb.) 20. au9. 1887.
@ ei;en-Io. 2, 6SB @ts.
Safer-24} Cts.
Sc eI6torn-404 @ts. -.
&o99en-55 GtS.
@erfe-No. 2, GA Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

8eiSsn uaS SAFER lift in Der llmseseuS
0ubuque's 70 melt ssbroi6en. Der @rtrds
mar serins, ubsr bod nod better, ais man
erruartet bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

Sbi6uu bic Mebs'r bas &inbpisb jsst
biais ~taufen, woIsn fe bod nod nidt nit
benz Yrsis bss Gleiides beruntsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

Ser SluB iteist lansiam. Die ftarten
&e9en boben bsien @afaipiessI nnr
peni9 aenibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30

St+ SOWte VFNrItUcrIWt+
(Per &ele9rapb.) 20. aus. 1887.
SO eis n-rotber, Ro. 2. 69t GtS.
2S Ell 6foru-38 bis 80 @tS.
Safer-29l Cts.
R ooaeu-- bis - StS.
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9. q. @bcmbera iaat, bic Sputen bat.

ten iebe Eraube in ieinem Gutenberg se:
frefsn. SSn trOtenen Sabren pa9ien aui
Steinen Denis Eruuben unb uieI Wiibe bic
tIeinsn geeren gu frefen batten bic Spaten
niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
Tarm NIT Store 1T Sertanien.

Su @citpbOlia, SbcIbp Co., Sopo, itcbt cine Sarm nit
GtOre, lsBteIer in Der StGot seISgen, ju u%ertuufeu. gs
i6nnen 40 bis $50 atsr absetreten peresn. Der Stors lit
aaein, aud obne Suuo, 81 BADEN oerielbe bat cine CUTE
8uuoibait, 1T in elmer retdsn Sarmgsseuo, oidt an Der
STRIDE mt Der BON ShWCteru aebaltcnen Sdule 9eleetu
uno erireut fd zines blhbenosn Seibditss. Ydt Dem
Stors tit bic @oitonCe usrbuuoen. Ger Store 1T nit ober
obue Nanrcn gu pcrtOuien Ter Gsrtoui eriOlgt wsgeu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8IIipcroiHe am ElGge lelbit IN &eitpbaIia, Sbelbp
60, Soma.
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j3n Sgerspiae bat man nit benz auss
sraben Der Sanbamente sur neuen Stride
%begonuen.
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gtadt l. Amgegeud.

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and admitted for transmission through
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Ser bieisc ct. 8paiiatius 9iirgIiugs

ltnt,rbaltunsss Serein piro am tiinftisen
Sonutas Ibenb, ben 4. September. im
Saale bss S9ulbauiss Der ct. Wariens
eemeinbe cine ieiner beItsbteu Ibenbunters
~buItunsen sebsn. CUR Quffibrun9 tOmmt:
rNette Mietber". S6uant in etnem Itt
The Sausage Maker, cine 8oie; Scr
Bunberoortor", 8Oile in einem Iufjusc,
unb "A Close Shave, a farce. Den
S3Iub biIoet Elm bibi9ss Eableau. Gin
trttt a Ysrion 25 Gents, Stnber unter -
Sabren Is Gents. &nfang s lSr. IS
lit gu wini9eu, bag bic Nbenbunte,bnltuns
gut bsiuat miro uno Der Serein bic Inter:
ititung finoet, bic er perbient.
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Yretie fur Seu @raSperfauf.

0ubuque, oei 20. Gu9. 1887.
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GOlOnials unS auSere @aareu, GttrdHfe Il
ct. Spt,is Warftberiht.

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

An old merchant tells this anecdote illus
trating the probability of business sales:
A young friend called the other day in high
glee. He was about concluding arrange
ments with two others to embark in the job
bling trade and was quite sanguine in his ex-
pectation of results. As l did not express
full faith in his anticipations he rather re-
sented my doubts. At my suggestion he
took pen and paper and put down, first of
all, his proposed expenses. could see that
he had not done this before, as he seemed
startled to find that even at the moderate
estimate he had made the total expenses for
rent, clerk hire and living of the several
partners amounted to $500.
eNow for the amount of business !" said I.
''Oh, as to that, n he replied, 1--WE hope to
sell $500, 600 worth of goods year"
but what amount Of trade do all Of you
| at present influenced Make, now, careful
estimate Of the business you can rely upor
| with some degree of certainty He did so
and to his surprise it did not quite reacl
Sl25,OOO.
| 'Now, what profit can you average upol
thatg' After some debate it was fixed a
TX per cent-S9,315.
"Now, what shall we call the lossesF'
The latter was settled at q per cent. o.
sales, amounting to s., LES, leaving the he
income 81, 80, or 81 $50 less than enough I
pay his estimated expenses. The young ma
left, proposing to show the estimate to h
associates, and alter figuring awhile withou
arriving at more satisfactory result, the
abandoned the undertaking. There is I
doubt that if all, when about to embark
trade, would thus boldly look at the figure
instead of closing their eyes and hoping f,
the best, there would be fewer failures amor
business men and less complaint that 'tra,
Is overdone. Detroit Free Press.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28
At the Theatre.

The Coup and Elliott equescurriculum
closed its engagement at Harper's thea
tire last evening. The extremely dis
agreeable weather prevented anything
but miserably small house. and the en-,
tertainment was accordingly cut and
stripped of some of its best features
On Friday evening, December 80, Mr..
John Thompson's Comedy company will
appear at Harper's theatre in the new
comedy, Hal Hal Hap or "a Huge
Joke" 1t is said to be one of the mos,
uproariously funny comedies on the road
The wonderful and ever popular drs
matte production The Lights O. London
the finest scenic effects ever produced
will be the attraction at Harper's theatr'
tomorrow evening.
On next Monday evening Mr.. Johl
Dillon. the great American comedian
will appear at Harper's theatre in hi
latest comedy success, Wanted, tn
Earth"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

Supervisor Rufus A. Smith, of Moline,
who has Just returned from his farm in
Colons township. reports the loss Of
eight head of graded cattle, all of which
dropped dead within period of forty
eight hours His herd of thirteen cattle
were feeding in a field Of corn stalks.
Other cattle had been there before them.
and none of them were afflicted. Thurs
day morning Supervisor Smiths stock
were apparently in excellent health. On
Saturday when again visited eight Of
them were found dead, four lying on the
ground close together. They had evil
IDENTIFY dropped while feeding upon th'
corn stalks. What was the cause o
their DEATH This for the present vii
remain unknown. There may have beel
smut on the corn which did the fata
work. but no similar cases have bee
heard from in this vicinity. Afew year
ago some farmer near Kewanee in Henr
county, lost large herd and this was as
signed as the cause.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

The venturesome Grumpy Jim" the
hackman, broke through the ice at the
foot of Seventeenth street this afternoon,
and be with S. Hare, of Moline, who was
with him, barely escaped, while the team
was only rescued by being cut away from
the sleigh after they had become numb
with the cold. The sleigh was hauled
out afterward. Grumpy Jim" as he is
generally known, was driving for Day
export livery finn. There seems to be a
peculiar fatality about him, as this is
only one of number of times he ha:
broken through the ice near the sam,
spot he went in today. At one time
few years ago. he lost his team, and
lady passenger narrowly escaped bein,
drowned Jim was taken to Davis 4
Co.'S. and Hare to the Commercial hous
to thaw out, while the team dashed sbou
town until caught.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28
THE DRUMMERS' DAY.
The knights OF the sample Case Re
union at Davenport---Parade and
Banquet.

The knights OF the sample Case Re-
union at Davenport.--Parade and
Banquet.
Davenport is in gala day attire today
in honor of that popular class of human
ity-the commercial men-the always
jolly, always>present, alwsys>welcome
knights of the grip. The Travellers
Protective association is holding grand
reunion there, and the city is doing its
self proud in respect to the occasion.
The money raised for the entertainment
of the guests who came from far and
near, was all subscribed with liberality
which attested the popularity of the
craft. The c.. R. l. g. P. gave $3.50 and
the c., NJ. & St. P. $500 toward defrsy-
ing the expenses, while the hotels,
manufacturers, merchants and BUSH
ness men generally have contributed
with open hands. This morning
there was a magnificent street parade,
participated IN by the different individual
and mercantile enterprises of the three
| cities, the Deere pillow works of Moline
Deere, Mansur G. Co.; Williams, White
| & Co.; Moline Wagon c.; Moline Nal
leable Iron Co.; J. s. Keator & Co.; Dim
ock, Gould g. Co; Barnard Leas Manu-
featuring Co.; all having attractive dis
PLAYS in the line, while Rock Island Wa
only represented by the soap manufactur
ing establishment of Warnock & Ralston
A prominent feature of the parade was al
immense canal boat made at lie Claire TO
the purpose. and representing the Henne
pin canal project.
| This evening an elaborate banquet wi
be spread in the gymnasium of the ne'
Turner hall across the river. Ticket
have been issued to all who accepted in
vitations-and the number of person
who will have seats at the table is be
tween 900 and 900.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28
A TOUGH ONE.
Last Nights Blow-.-Rough on the
Railroads.

Real Winter Comes in with How'll
Last Nights Blow-..Rough on the
Railroads.
The first real touch of winter came in
last evening, after snow had been falling
during the day. The blizzard came about
6 o'clock aud lasted through the night.
The mercury dropped down below the
zero point in less than no time, and this
morning found it registering 10 below,
the coolest yet this year. The snew
drifted badly, making it intensely un-
comfortable getting about.
The railroads suffered severely. The
c., M. s. st. P. No. 1, due from Racine
at $50. did not arrive until sos. while
the Dutchman from the north, due at
COS, did not show up until 1890. This
morning Conductor Bush took out a
double header, with Engineers Bliss and
McGovern at the throttles. The night
passenger-No. 3-from st. Louis, on
the c., B. & O., which should arrive at
SEQ, was four hours late this morning,
and No 7, from st. Paul was one hour
late The train (which left here for the
south last night was six hours late get.
ting into St. Louis this morning The
"G.>Whizz." on the c., r. l. & P, was
on time each way last night, and the
trains from the east on that road wert
all on time this morning. No. 10 from
the southwest, due at noon. Is stuck in 4
snow drift this side of Washington. ant
the Kansas City train is behind it. Th'
R. |. & P is clear, and trains are on time
The river is now closed for the season
and is safe for pedestrians and nearly S,
for vehicles. The closing of the rive
this year comes later than the average
this closing having the appearance of be
ing permanent, and the earlier closin
for few days not being taken into con
sideration. The ice men were very muc
discouraged when they saw the ice G
out again about two weeks ago, fearin
that they would be unable to lay in the
usual supply of ice, but yesterday the
began to grow more cheerful as it bt
came colder. and in few days they W
begin to stow away ice for next summer
consumption. Mr.. c. H. Stoddard
record of the opening and closing of tt
river for thirty-fve years back is as al
Oh | -o,lal,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

One of the motors on the Union Street
Railway left the track at the junction
with Elm street yesterday afternoon. and
for two hours the street was blocked by
the cumbersome concern. The motors
are becoming public nuisances, and as
the old line is making much better time
now than the motor route anyway, the
council would not be denying the public
anything of q benefit by resembling the or
dinance permitting them to run.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

Mr.. Chas E. Fleming leaves tonight
forhome, San Jose, Cal. He will return
in about q month to close up his fruit
business here for the season. We are
pleased to know that it has been very
profitable one. and that he will return
next fall prepared to conduct operations
Oh larger scale. Mr.. Jennings industry
has been great benefit to Rock Island
in more ways than one, and it is source
of qualification to know that his fruit
packing warehouse is to become perma
pent institution in our midst.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

With its intense itching. dry, hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and the
little watery pimples, often causes indes-
cribable suffering. Hoods Ssrsapsrilla
has wonderful power over this disease
1t purifies the blood and expels the
humor. and the skin heals without q scar
Send for book containing many state
ments of cures, to G. /. Hood & Co.
Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28
BRIEFLETS.
Bulk oysters at C. C. Truesdale's.

Bulk oysters at C. c. Truesdale's.
A few hobby horses left at the Fair"
Picked tripe, pigs feet and tongues at
Mays.
Fresh celery all the week at c. c.
Truesdale's.
Dancing at Armory hall Thursday
evening.
Pictures, pictures, pictures, for this
week, at c. c. Taylor's.
Robert Harper is home from Chester.
Pa, for his Christmas vacation.
Boxing gloves, six set, al less than cost
to close out. at c. c. Taylor's.
Frank Kelly is home from Notre
Dame Ind TO spend the holidays.
Dancing school at Armory hall Thurs
day evening. Admission 35 cents.
Pocket diaries for 1888 at less than
wholesale prices, at c. C. Taylor's.
DR.. C. c. Carter has been quite i'll for
the past week. DR.. Craig is treating
him.
! Six per cent loans by the Rock Island
: Building association Tuesday, January
j 8, 1885.
q The blizzard has jumped on us witt
e both feet, and proposes to hold US down
for day or two.
Frank Bradley, time keeper for Rey
:, nolds & Co, at La Sale. is spendin
n Christmas week at home.
Of A new paper, to be called the Deutsch
h Allgemeiue Zeitung, will be issued &
:, Geneseo early in January. 1t will be IL
lie publican in politics.
$. The Rock Island Business Mems asso
n. citation meets tonight to consider Il
s. lateral canal. President Ferguson re
ok quests good attendance.
IN Mrs. W. W. Clark, of Chicago, is visi
of ing her daughter, Mrs. c, E. Hodgson,
he this city. Mr.. Clark spent Chnstm
viz here, returning last evening to Chicag
he Mr. and Mrs II. W. Hsislip welcome
of charming little daughter yesterd
will afternoon, and Mr.. HIS numero
zen friends smoked upon the important q
tai vent.
zen James Thompson and John Corcor
ars were fined respectively S. and g a
nry costs BY Magistrate Bennett last evenir
as for creating disturbance at the dance
Turner hall Christmas eve.
Rev. DR.. Carter, president of the \
tho shotah Theological seminary, and Mess
tho Gee, Of California, and kNtenbach,
an this city, students at the seminary
700 the guests of Rev. r. F. Sweet.
.m The Moline & Rock Island horse 7
-o road had severe tussel with the ST
,n, yesterday, but with two horses on
,,.d good time was made and there was
10 cause for complaint on the part of
,sv- roads patrons.
MOO Mr.. James L. Adams. of this city,
i "a ceived as Christmas gift from the D
,ss export Lumber company check for
sms MIR. Adams is superintendent and
ma Samuel J. Keator of this city, is pr
nd q dent of the concern.
eing ''a'e h''o'ne' w, o. 'A'D .
. & jumping jack from Santa Claus at
ors. Christmas festival at the Congregati
hon, church in Moline Monday ever
Entrikin will doubtless use his new
for amusing the grand jury while
pounding out evidence on the
ulum writer. Great Entrikin!
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28
DRESS GOODS.

b1bICo oOOOo.
Attention is called to bargains in our
dress goods department.
Wool fabrics in plain and check effects,
former prices 90 to IS cents, going now
for
80 Cents.
10 per French serge, 80 inches wide,
in blue, green, black. wine, brown, ETC.,
will GO for
AZ Cents.
Examine our line of black and colored
silks.
CLOAKS.
90 per cent discount or ) off on al
wool garments, NewmaIkets. jackets
short wraps, etc.
PLUSHES.
The balance of our plush short wrap
will be closed at a discount of 10 pc
cent-1-10 off the price of plush shor
wraps.
Dolmans and circulars in wool good
will be closed at half price 10 garment
for SIS, etc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

The sixth annual ball of the Cable
Hose company will be given at AImory
hall on Saturday evening, December 3lst.
Music by Bleuer's band. Geo. Stroehle,
prompter. Tickets SO cents. supper ex-
ira. Car to Moline after the ball. Oh
jectionable parties excluded.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

The annual Christmas tree festival Of
the Sunday school Of Trinity parish was
held in the beautiful church on Twentieth
street last evening. Each child was
given package of fue mixed candy and
a handsome card. The exercises were
appropriate to the occasion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

Hon. and Mrs. II. C. Cleveland gave
a reception at their residence, s43 Twen>
tieth street last evening There were
about twenty couple present, and the
supper was furnished by Krell d Math
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

Hope for season bids the world
farewell" when a man finds himself in
the relentless grasp of neuralgia, but be
smiles and takes heart and courage wher
his wife brings bottle of Salvation Oil,
the greatest cure on earth for pain.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

By its mild, soothing and healing
properties, DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
cures the worst cases Of nasal cstarrh,
also cold in the head, coryza. and ca
tarrhal headaches 80 cents, BY drug
gists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

are So, 401. 4S, of which $5,075.s5 repre-,
sents stock, the remainder unsettled ac>
counts. The firm was composed OF
Louis P. and Wesley Sharp, who came to
Rock Island from Maquoketa, Iowa, pur'
chasing the old May stock from Geo. E
Bailey, about eighteen months ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28

Rheumatism is caused by Tactic acid in
the blood, which Hoods Sarsaparilla
neutralizes, and thus cures rheumatisms
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-28
CHRISTMAS
MCINTYRE 81 CO.'S,

HANDKERCHIEFS.
Our immense stock of handkerchiefs
and mufiiers comprises all the latest ef>
fects aud novelties to be found.
Handkerchiefs 1, 2 and DENTS.
Silk hsndkorchiefs 10 cents.
An elegant line of embroidered hand
korchiefs.
TOBOGGANS.
Our stock of Toboggans is so worry
large that we offer the eutire line at 10
per cent discount-1-10 off the price Of
every Toboggan.
FASCINATORS.
Splendid assortment of fascinatOrs at
| the lowest prices.
| Our entire stock is full and complete
Dry Goods exclusively.
The tendency this holiday season is
toward the substantial and useful, and
we are fully prepared to supply the pub
lie with this class OF goods.
MCINTYRE & co.